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Re: LEGO Scale Question
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lugnet.build
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Thu, 2 Mar 2006 22:16:35 GMT
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In lugnet.build, William P. (Pat) Hough wrote:
> I'm sure this question has been raised many times before, but what is the
> current, accepted brick-to-foot ratio, if there is such a thing?
In terms of numbers, somewhere around 1:38 to 1:44, depending on your
preference. Most people seem to use one of:
1 stud (8mm) = 1 minifig foot
3 studs (24mm) = 1 minifig meter
1 minifg (42mm) = 6 feet tall
But then again, many models are "Lego-ized"-- selectively compressed to 'look
cute' and still give an impression of being plausible. Like cars that are 4
studs wide, houses that couldn't possibly fit a stairwell or multiple rooms or
maybe floors that are barely tall enough for minifigs to stand up in. 6-wide
trains, as well, which aren't really *realistic* width-wise, but nevertheless
convey the model in a Lego-y sense.
Your best bet is as Lenny suggested-- talk to the LUG and find out if it's too
tall (or too short, but doesn't sound like it'd be a problem).
DaveE
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| (...) In any event, I can't believe that you didn't suggest your awesome little applet, (URL) Lego Scale Converter> as a resource! Very useful. And Geeky:-d Thanks again for creating it, Dave! (not to be confused with Dave!!:-) JOHN (19 years ago, 2-Mar-06, to lugnet.build, FTX)
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| Hi, folks, I'm sure this question has been raised many times before, but what is the current, accepted brick-to-foot ratio, if there is such a thing? My reason for asking is relatively simple; I am constructing (actually just finished) a lighthouse (...) (19 years ago, 2-Mar-06, to lugnet.build)
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